Federal Environmental Regulation of Real Estate 2016

2016 Thomson Reuters (NY), three 6 1/2 x 9 3/4 inches tall x 2+ inches thick paperbound volumes in blue and red covers, xx, 1833, xiv, 1273, xxiv, 1396, 44, 103, 18 pp. (4725 pages total) Moderate rubbing, edgewear and creasing to covers. Ex-law firm library copy, with white labels covering abrasions to versos of front covers on all three volumes where a card pocket or bookplate was removed. White labels cover small portions excised from title pages of Volumes 1-2, likely to remove the law firm stamp. About a dozen pages with moderate to heavy creasing, not interfering with text. Otherwise, a very good set - clean, bright and unmarked.

A leading expert in the field guides you through every major federal environmental law and regulation affecting real estate ownership, development, and acquisition. Offers insights and practical solutions, such as how to satisfy environmental cleanup standards under CERCLA and avoid incurring additional costs, and the best ways to handle development restrictions for wetlands and endangered species habitats. Features: Provides an in-depth discussion of the hazardous waste regulations with which you must comply; Reviews the new storm water runoff rules governing industrial and construction activities; Includes detailed analysis of the rules for identifying hazardous wastes.